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Tarsnap doesn't do that, but other cloud storage providers seem to--like, say, Dropbox: https://dl.dropbox.com/s/3vyon6umixkxu02/Dropbox%20Terms%20of%20Service.
by khafra 16y ago
Tarsnap doesn't do that, but other cloud storage providers seem to--like, say, Dropbox: https://dl.dropbox.com/s/3vyon6umixkxu02/Dropbox%20Terms%20of%20Service.pdf?dl=1 https://dl.dropbox.com/s/3vyon6umixkxu02/Dropbox%20Terms%20o...
- joakin 16y agoWhat the hell, never knew about this: Consent to Access Your Files BY UTILIZING THE SITE, CONTENT, FILES AND/OR SERVICES, YOU CONSENT TO ALLOW DROPBOX TO ACCESS YOUR COMPUTER TO ACCESS ANY FILES THAT ARE PLACED IN THE 'MY DROPBOX', 'DROPBOX' FOLDERS, AND/OR ANY OTHER FOLDER WHICH YOU CHOOSE TO LINK TO DROPBOX. Is this intended for the program to access the files and send them to the server? Or does this mean the bad thing, that nothing is really private?
- calloc 16y agoRead it again, you will see that "Your computer" is then limited to "Files placed in" a certain location. This is required for their service to work ...
- joakin 16y agoI see the difference between Dropbox and Amazon terms, but I cant avoid asking myself If legally they are just the same.